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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24

BEoeka frnnasna On -Woodlnnd Raah
and Ausnesn shs Anest drive 4 lha
NoFlhmauA, oAn - puIQ4aas4 fKeza a.
q PagnHsr 4 Co, fsf 500 SIS lno
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24

asN Fn&Nczsuo. kuR. &s.--Ine wanl
tng - CaEal un6aE ~ osmman4 q
rsns~in Weeks, arrived this nsnEnlng
es1sn Jsuan nnd Okholak See. fog ~.
- a SulT "a. HaF eaERo eon..s.z @
70 hnFrefs q apeEm oil ana a1u
r.~nnaa a whaIs bane. 1ke OoeAFs
x-s.h - asRen 9hntaa. In1re wega
- whslinR baEks d ths assL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24

sAH FaEuc1sco, Aue. q. - Saturday
nkght A some station between Fresno
and Oaiiente thieves entered the ear Of
w. y. White, General Manager Of ne
santa Pc system, nnd stole bic tEunk,
oontaininR several hundred dollars
worth Of new clothing. and also q SsIlas
OF el0thinR and important papeEs Of b.
B. Wskin, General Freight ana Passsn-
Reg Agent Of the California Central and
8oushern railroads.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24

a.M Faknclsco, Aae. A--IFriu Jarvis,
a. - Canadtnn R1ctae. necsnilT herd
a a VISA, has slaEtsd o. kis retasr
s-urnsg 10 Montreal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24

sAS FRANczBoo. Aug. A.-The Niagara
Falls short Lima, which wAs formsrig
aedsr The control Of the BaltimsEs 4
Ohio, & nov In TIE hands Of the Wa
haah. Tha psW management has been
nakinR many imprsvements 10 she seE.
Viee. AMONG them The F1antne q s0itd
trains from ChioaGe 70 Niagara FallA
Trsuhss evex ne ernna AE2y RaaeA
san FnkxcBco. Asg. 1-E. h. Coaan,
of ne Wabash, b no9 n this city iron
a.. I.ouis, ned be says thai theirs 10
hksly % b e1Eiona tFuubio over the
Mssss rnaae b. ths eAslsgn roads %
aeoouna oE tie oFAnd Array Fsunien q
el. J,oais. Ths tsoable is preoipstated
81 tae failure Of the Eastsrn and Wess-
- Assnsinaion % naake anif1Fm Fatee.
Rorpa eg the roads hasb Eaads tes Foand
/ tEip pEies . single tieksa sfcm ne rotot
a deznrsurs % 8. Lsoaia. o11ers ars
uakinQ lowaR rates, an6 oy she hma
- prnoaasion b Eea1g 20 U1ge 1ners
VII be siashinR and euissnR oa al HES
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24

CoErrnuA @. O.. Ana. l.--it -
urohahls that The loss - he Eiee eIsp
vii exessa ona hnndfsd t1eaaAna ool-
lars ossF The estimate cf twe weess 80.
Dtsssnrnasna ueWa oootf1ees - go
frpen tha aoodsd aisirtcas et iqwes uAzs
olina alcnR fhs eantss 80 naFaSnaa
RigsEs. a very n1Eicu8 qnsslinn n0N
f-sfarz tha Fius plantsls is vhat oisp1el.
lion a 30 b ma3s sf The negkoes en tne
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24

youH wExson, A PMmAcmn AND A nAtsp
KNoBuER, EEEKs MEncI rhoM
TaM ooUnE.


A nAED KzosMxn REMAns QUILT.
OzAxK, (N. o.. Aug. 3.-Ths bald
knohhsrs are again n Oz1Rk and TIE
arul day Of the trial found The court
crowdsd VITA anxious speelaiofs. Jndes
Hubbard oDened ne sonss monday. ne
ave instrueiioas 70 she EEand iafy that
shsy had q better oppQEtunlly 10 inVes-
IIqsie the sets Of ths OhFis9i8n county
Regulators tkan the former inquiring
tribunals possessed, as ne baekbone ct
tha orsanizaiiun had boen broken.
Jusl bsfors eouft mdi1nfned John
WiIgon threw kimeslf upou Ne nerey
of ne esaFt and pleaded Rutiiy y uhtp-
uina George Weikor. AZ thiN 9 the nfli
plsa of guilty of The Bald knoooefS -
@nlt, ana e. theEe afs about ninetY ave
simIIar eharnes pending, she deslaion of
~ eouEt 4 looked apou With Ne deep
- anxisty. Wilson y 3 bsptisi
ufannhaF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24

eGs FnAxc1sco, AuQ. Z.-InfoFmA-
tion was today received that the wreck
Of he missing schooner Sea Bird, hall
ing from ViesoEia, had been found u
Alsrt Bay. among the wreokAge on toe
beach. A o1e armed shirt VS. foano
and as Captain II. Moore bad lost one
arm, Il Was immediateiy e1specteo
that the Inflated vessel Waa the miss
ing Sea Bird. Another investigation
IN the matter led 20 the arrest and
bringing 10 victoria Of several Indians
Who oonnrmed pFsyious theory and con
fesssd 20 ths murder OF Meore and hil
crew. The Indians further stated that
the crew we're massaoEed In haaf dEino
s1ats, as thsy emerged from the water.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24

HKvkMA. Ana. A-Ihs 0csarDoE ee1-
ersl aftsf maks1g . psfsnnal lnapeetls1
e. ahe Oaa1om Hoes nas ai9eoafEeo
Al emu1uyua HIS en1G9tio eellon has
- appfnnded.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24

a. PxxMnan1na. Ana. As-Ihe Rov,
avaweua has iasuod a. uk4se claiming
- RaaIian TerEito4J 81 t1e une1itt
vateA lanaa On the banks of he Fiyex
Narnkrh and oEdeFipz that sauh lands
- - easanized ana eaiaiV4fsd-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24

PurnBuna fPAl. Aaa. 8.-fbe Ia
tnTnalIonaI EboSa Moiaef's unfeo kas
r1Raenl1 dstazminsd agon demandIna
- aaVnnas os waRsa v1syinR iIpm lsn
. Gftesn - eess- all sssf Ne Vn.ted
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24

sAx FRAnCzsco, AaR. = -Ths nsw
an~~lal Commodi.y ssFiE % Texas
noin1a sent into ensst yosisrday. u
aaotss rates from California terminal.
. I'll stattons % tbe 1tx.s Eaetns
Railway beswseu Meafheftofos Ae&A-.
and ShreyspoFts La, nstUeen Eery
Worah, TEXAS, ana tsxafken.s VA
Whitashoro s1d ehsrman, ana between
TsxaFkanA and Aaflhali, 81 ineinnse'
Toe taFiM is . moainsAtlon o. ne M
-slats saEia sna pseclnds Ne nsesa
So az he msrubania boinR eompaliea
ar.a 10 nhip % Eo1Btau and tnen oass
- - ruink 81 deNfin8tio1-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24

Nxw YonK Ana. 8s-Tba ssedilofs Of
Mitgbell Yanos and Company learna9
s..Iag tkaf ths assets of TIE CoUpany
- eaig $4,000. u nos appears thsi
ths eufips capital of 81 so. 900 has been
snuk. eentntary Bonner said today
1hae Il afdar 70 pay the oleoiloEs TIE
r1oekhuidsxs would pfohAblg have 10
- their afook. Ne eould nut sag when
- --sI1IlnFu luonl6 b pa34.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24

STATES and Oansda. Tho men are a
ennllaue Al work fer two weeks IN oF.sar
% nnlah whaf they are a. present en-
e1Reo % and then q alrika u d - a..
eanined and 4 a. tAe end of tha wsek
Ne aos4nea u noe oonceded ilea naF
eeA.. a4dlllo1al IL 10 ha naksd. Ikaro
aEo n ~ Unlan i4ooo ranf1ta1sa rnn-a.
osFs an9 800 more uho can hs eoanlea
uren.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24

OzzAwA (QnAl. Ana. 2-Ths aah-
eFlee department haFe received fnfoE-.
mAt.an q tAe ssizzFe q meKe Canada
1eAlln9 r1M9sla ID the Naxlh Pnnina
OoeaD ~ Unite9 States cruissRs. Il =
learned t1at tko commanders uf Uniaod
STATES erniB1Fs that are u she Alanka
seryiee rave been ordered 90 seias Al
sealing vessels found n BshFine ssa.
snlss tnsy aFs property q tho Alaska
knr oompAny.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24

PuLkpzLRHIA, AnR. B. President
Cleveland has aesepted The Invitation
tendersd him By the Unisefsfty Of
PennsglTanin, ehe PhiladelDhia Ii
bFary, AmsEioan Philosophical soeisty,
Frnaklin lnalituie, College of PhyM-
eiana, Law Academy and Historical 30.
cigag ts sttend q banqaet II his hoaol
an 6atufday evening, the INA Of Sep
1embor. n the aftsrnooa Of the sand
AaV- tho Preafdens viii attend ban-
o1ss tsndsssd him b The Hibernian So
0isty.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24

=, cAa kRAAcisco, Ang. 8.-The suit ~
q. hllls aRainsa the evan Inanranas
vompanY, 70 recover twenty. three hun
dfoe collars Insurance. ou q sloek 81 A.
gooas burned a Aaisna, Mont, "a Nav.
ieso, e On trial before Judas Finn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24
z. ]. CASTLE,

or, n. D. LoMoAkER,
DRADUATE or THE UNIVERSITY
" of Pennsylvania. makes nRSctAIly
a diseases Of the Eye. lar and lnfoA1'
Rsr,oveg canceF. tuners and ulcers with
Out pain or uSa Of the knlfA
,11sce corner Third and Cherry streets,
HSura q. m. 70 ?. N.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24

OTTAWA, AUG. 8.-Applioaliona for
The exkradition Of two half breeds, 70
Gently arrested u Montana on suspicion
of having been eonosrned In the mnF-
der ef Hector MoLeish near Wolselay,
y. ". ]: has besn made 20 Washineton
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24

1ALVnsruA. Aaa. g. - fnformati,
ees been recelved here that RioRaF5
ceasarks % unihoahaa, Msxioe. haylnc
lAfRe Interests an Mexico ana Tnran.
oaa ben eouhned duEi0g tie pa1l foar
montha n dungeon a Oianinea nn 4
.rnmped % charRs Of ffand. Il a ~
.,eeeo snai ne object of tha inaarasFs
.len was % ootaia his pEopariV. Wkleh
!. eolnG % ruin IN the hands of Nexiosn 4.
ae repfesenes his condlflon A a.
ploEeoie and appeals foR he 0oVern
mens aollon. He u brother of aoInn
steward. Unased States Distriol AZ.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24

WA1HlNoros, Aue. 3.--An Oalawa
eispAien stating that the commander n
Oniteo states vee1ela 10 Alaskan water
nao been ordered 70 sai1s ell vessels nni
owned by TIE Alaska Far Companv, r.
lnooffeot. The Instructions we're lo
psontnil the killing Of seal, mink ~
eahet FUR animals within The limila AZ
Alaaka and The waters thereof, sxoanl
anoeF the provisions Of The staiufsa
lne exceptions relate 10 the rinht al
sae ALASKA Ucmpaay % take seal Is
limited numbers fFom the ialanha AZ n 4
y. fani and ef. George afoupa ana lhs
Lient o. We natives 70 klll fog food ana
olothIng.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-11

Col. G. H. Hiabee has been out 10 his
rauc1 twelve miles from the city anu says
thst he never saw 81 this season 81 Gua
grass SIS IL on lis piac5. Ii is thics and
1eavy Il Is VaT6Ent s. il May.
1Tr. William Histson, wcll-kuown
COwmAI OF P4lO Pinto, is III me city, He
tax C more cheerful view Of the STUD
don than does many OF his brother 5arouq.
HIS idea IS that owing TO TIE great nor
1Miy in Tie northwest and the
fact tlat ell the iat cattle
l. tee Ildisn Territory, Ksnses aud
Colorado viii be shipped 10 market this
season, the euoply of buei cattle IS bound
10 he short next spring AMI that Iiss IN
values is logical consequence
The Marienfeld News puts in a god
word :or the 6t8ked Pain: That the
Staked Plain il the best cattle, sheep AID
horse pasture in the world Is shoWu by
she remarkable condition il which stock
stood the great drouln OF last summer.
Farther w st and southwest cattle
died in great numbers, bus grass
81 last years growing was sUfti 3ient to
keep stock in good condition through
Me dsy weather. Such drcuth Was
hitherto unknown IL Texas, and the sue
cess with which the county stood the
t2st argues well fer the Climate and soil.
As an evidence Chat Fort Worth is
/ looming up as horse market, : gentle
man who came all the way from Georgia
g lew days ago 10 make purchases IL this
line, stopped here and bought 8 lew
head. Thinking, perhaps, that he might
( 60 better in San Antonio ne put out Tor
/ the AlSmo City. H reached there
/ in the forenoon, inspected
everything that was on the
market pretty closely. aud left tha same
/ evening without investing. &c il row l.
tta Fort completing tae purchase Of =
carload
Nj. c. T. Anderson, sccretGry Of the
Texas Live Stock ASsociati-r. Il : letter
| showing the progress Of lhe Houston g.
! irigeIatQT and Canning Company, SAYS
/ teat Cv-r7 part If the safe eXcen.
! the r0rtheIn portion IS :Ekrg
Gil iuteres. in that enterprise,
snd ssys that they ere standing IN theI-
OWE light by not c9mjrg forward. Tas
( csttlemen CT nth Texas ere aHare Of
the fact that TeXss IS Z large state, aud
If they are 10 fiad relief il & bone market
tina. Fort Worth is the place 20 establish
it. It is the nstural trading point, end
here. il anywhere ii Texas, is the place
20 operate dressed beef plant.
There isn't much trouble to sell strictly
frst-class PONIES in this market. Ooe
firm bought rine very handsome ones
yesterday from a Colorado City dealer
paying for one of the bunch $50. Apropos
of good horses it may dc
to relste the experience Of 8
Missouri desler who CAME 10 certain
Texas town last spring. Carried away
by the cheap prices OF lot of Mexican
scrubs he invested all he had, and shipped
several carloads to Missouri. A large
part OF them were afflicted with the
Mexican itch, quite number disd, and
there were 30 customers for them at any
sfsisriee That buyer was soured on scrub
stock. It pays to buy the best, is as true
with horses as anything else man can
put his money In.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-11
FcrIe,l A4v.u;n Library,

TEKEELL BEN p. g, 1851
To inc Editor 0. the Ga1et e.
DEAR SIR-&jl ercro6ohins On your
biacEess, allow ne sufficient space to &C
knowledge the receip. Of the following
kind donations received during the past
week, t0-wit: John J. Picrson, Parsons,
Kan, three handsome volumes entitled
Rlh3 and Hound in Coylcr, Guy Manner
ing sLd Standard }auy Tabs; the
CourierJournsI, Louisville, Ky; the
Globo-Democrat, St. LOUIS, Mo, end the
New Ers, Pilot Point, Tex. And it is
with particular pleasure that we calI the
attention of the public to the handsome
present from Kansas, and the newspapers
from Louisville, Ky aCd 81. Louis, Mo
THOMAS HALL, Librarian.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-11
TIE SUNDAY Law
Sheriff Els VIII siricty Enforce 1t in
aousEon.

Sheriff Els VIII SttiCty Enforce It in
aous-on
Spccia, to the G-zctte.
HoUsToN, TEx., Sep. l0-A5out
three wecks ago Sheriff Ellis announced
in the city papers tbs he would enforce
the Sunday lev. THts was somewhat Of
: surprise, IS no Sunday law had been
observed IN the city for many years, Sc
looms, billiard halls, and frequently other
pisces CT business, were open or Sunday.
Although this hsd been The custom fOI
many years, this announcement from ths
sheriff had the effect O making than al
close the first Sunday. On the following
Sunday one saloon ope1ed aid did rusn-
ing business all day. The sheriff sr-
rested the proprietor, and next g
justice Ct the peAce fined
Inn tie minimum fine, so,
End It is said that the costs were al re-
mitted. As he is said to have taken il
over 500 Re could we!l 6ff-rd 80 pay the
small fine. liz tta meantime 8 grea. howl
was raised By g certain element and for
some reason or lsst Sunday the sheriff
made 10 effort tC enforce the law end
several sslo0us We're running in full
blast, but this evening The Sheriff an
noulced that TO morrow the Sundsy la6
would be strictly enforced.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-11
aougton,s B,g Ho.eI % be ssla.

Special 20 inc Gazette,
HoUsToN, Tex, Sept. 10.-If the
County court to-day ON application Of
William NJ Rice OF New York decree
was entered directing the sale of the Cap
itol hotel. The Capitol hotel belonged 10
the estate Of the late Gsoesbeck and w2s
erected shout six years ago at q cost Of
$3.50, GEO.
Rec had mortgage on it for
5l20, 600 and 6eDce the order CT sale.
ThIs hotel IS one Of the most commodioug
cad complete in he south.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-11
Burgjary ~ Wichita Fails.

7-.'-UtaI % tIIy V'ALtt-y'
WICHITA FALLS, TN, Sent. Wild
oW King q this .lsce, had N occasion 10
aa absent from A7ms few inmates yes
lar5ay, AKA or her return found her house
and trunk broken open aEG 81 il money
gone. Later ia the GaY WIS found two
sm&l boys aged about oiglsaa ten years
cid, Iam-i LolhedEes aud HAyes, were
VIII GCcLaJ out win new hOogs, ka.Y-s,
cssh and czndy. M. Kemp hzd sold the
boots Wli-A LEAD to the dele2tiop, and the
money was nearly ali recovered, aaG taa
yoo,s Ie,Ulled u Tic o6G-r. These lit
lie cb&ps aGe in capa d,la, eng Cousts2le
DAVIS gave them fearful scsTe, aud it
is presumed their p4re2t5 VIII watch
them close n the future.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-11
IA BOUQUET OF GIRLS.
The CirIs VINO FreQusnt Ear Hsfbor, ana
FneVs %hey Con 9 From

The GiEls VINO Frequent Ear Hsfbors ana
Wners %hey Ca.us From.
Bar Hmb9r Ietter In Bozton Post.
L il amusing to see the different types
Of girls 10 this choice cu6 rosetad gsr-
den. Tcere IS the lnXuIi1nt, tulI-p2ta!ad
Jscquemiu0t, pronounced in color, grace
,Ul IN form. This is the New Y-rk
g.Il, whose gay end s4li possessed
ar mikes her always mistress Of the
situation, high bred bGL assured, gracious
gut ceremon!cDS, c2refui IN dlscr-niQat-
lug, fashionable bur piou.. Next the
sweet md beautiful white rose, full Of
subtle charm. grsCefll End persuasive.
THIS 5 the P8il3delph girl. You would
never con:ouad her WITH re: sister
from New YORK; less brilliant aud
less pronounced she may be, Cus no.
= j.. less charming: Quieter &Dd more re-
p5seiuj, if moi SO iniShed il society man
ner. Ard now now can one do ustice to
the third s8ee. foTer-tbe Boston bud
in the midst O; tie Shower blossoms?
On 6 florist's counter one will sometimes
look aloDg the exquisite array CT hybrids
CT creamy GATHERINGS, OF the proud
Baronesse, Of the luxurious La France, of
rich, velyety jacks. and al the while be
conscious Of q relied, refreshing, deli
este odor above all the rest. You will
not find it unless you lock carefully
among the Shower blossoms. II is the
modest Bon Seine. This is the Boston
girl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-11
SPECTACLES.
People Not - T:m.d About " sTiD z n, II
Gs They U.ec 20 Gc,


IL DO ret tbiGk that eye troubles are
on the IEcregse," satt dealer in cg.-aj
goods, "aLtLouaa .Ae dcmanG FOR So G.
tscies is greater p proportion tLe- tle
growth o. ne population Tie resso1
fer fhe iacr, ase is Inst people hive
less timI3ity SPOUT using spec.
tscles. T1era : 81 impression.
Nos W. e6sced, thst the usa q
sYect&C-e2 once ac-C. can never 5e al
ssite. Tbs Is -C- l-ua. Til f5c1 Il t-.e
$ person WHO resuv Cu-h- - use spccts-
cLts, 81 putting CT the adoption 4 i1-m
Cuiy neCe@si,stc5 t6t weSyi1I Of 3 ticn,r
number WhgC he does puI them on;
whereas, il ne had worn sgec,acies il
time be n CHS 12ya so nu-sed his occu.ar
strength g t. discard tEeu o. pleasure.
2cT period Il. least.
care not eyeglasses very often worn
"le1 there Is no TeA. need i1r tleu:'
Qlits likely thev Gre" rau.t-e TIE
dealer, 5u5 l notice that IT,. SEE Of eve
glasses does - - 80, =: =. .---.
f..-t.~2 IS the &c Is spectasles ra.
cyr9lass mania sc2Tl3 20 be dqi-- 0r.."
tIere are s29Ct2cies manufacture ~.
Z Ne francs az made IN tlls c0catrg.
.-c-G1srs cenG2t CCDpsJy With Us 5a
,aaKiEg the frame The no31lss are
mJs-.y ground aoG9a Pebb IS are also
ground to ord r here il saeC.s- eases.
81 wa4.j s3o-,r sell Cye p>r OF
spactacles 10 = msn, added inc c1>I-r.
than h2H $ C.zsn So e. womau a
Womsn seems 20 oe more lrx.0us 50 8,
hOH s4e VIII look in tne spuc1ac.es tazu
how she ~ LOCK- tcTa.-6 them, 81 j
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-11
WASHINGTON.
Tie Revised giv3f.Serylce Ruies VEIL
Soon be ReadY roE' Submission
10 tbs President
Senator Iagalis Ea Route to PL.Is5elph:..
20 Participate Ia tbs Centennial IS
President OF the Senate.
CIVIL SERVICE RTTRS

CIVIL SERVICE RULES.
spe ial to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Sept. lQ.-Tho revision
OF the civil service rules upon walCn Gem
rDissioners O0erly epd Lym0D have been
engaged for some time IS nearly COM
pleted. It IS a work that requires care
and time. Under the revision the rules
viii be divided and classified as general
rules, departmental rules, custom rules
and postal rules, for the government Of
different examinations. When tae reYis-
i0E is completed il will be sun ected
10 the President. The commission
ers have not yet determined as 10 what
the maximum age Of candidates for eX-
animation shall be, Il Indeed there shall
be any maximum. TIE Init vi fOrty-tiva
years in the existing rules LES produced
crest deal OF criticism and opposition,
and the question Of fixing 2 maximum OF
OF emitting any sucn imlL. may be leIc 10
the President. The time 81 the commits
SIGN has been So muc1 occupied with
other matters thst the work of revision
mas been retarded.
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l0.-The President
stayed in the cl.y last nigh. Among MS
callers were Acting Secretary Thompson
and aching Attorney General Farley.
Senator Ingalls, arrived IL Inc city yester-
Gay aud viii be here day or two. lie is
eG rOute TO the Philadelphia Centennial
ceIcb.stioH, Thert; Jas Pres deat Of the Ser
ste IL IS 80 respond 10 the toast "Con-
gress"
TEXAS PENSIONS.
Special 20 the .1aZattC.
WAsHIH GToN, Sept. l0.-The following
Texas pension was issued today;
Charles Is. Rain4s, Mineral Wells.
TEXAS POST OFFICE.
Special TO the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Sept l0.-A postcaice
has been established at McN2ly, DAAA3
couCty, with Brady Nj. Bradford, post
m&slGr
APPOINTMENTS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l0.-Ostwa l..
Carter OF MISSISSIPPI, has been appointed
special sgeN5 Tor IDGl1n depred2tlCG
claims, ana Richard W. Dunlap 10 ba
U4t.ed Ststes Consul at Stafford, Olt
TESTING THE BOYCOTT.
WASHINGTON, Sept. lO.-Tne tirs5prGs-
ecutiGn brought ia this city To test the iG-
gsljty Of the boycott WGs Inflated to-day
ty the arrest OF nl1c musicians, members 81!
tRe Washington Musical Assembly laos
knights cf Labor upon warrants GWJrL
uul Uy :. ktas2. T49 I'll iaJja sets Out
tEar Inc men arrested ccnsp Is ed to extract
from kcase, wac was leader If Oald,
So 90 account OF fines, sra prevent by
threat Is number ~ IaasiC iG0s he en-
plCyed 3I0n purSEiG@ thciT Cal.il-. "Ga
defendants VINO 1UI0ec among them
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-11
TIE o. II Il o. Il. ".


El THE LACEEATE or THE a.
Wouli you know q life long pleasure.
\ memory sweet u treasure
n your after DAYS OF leisurt
Incn take this simple cue
Go seek wnat pUresl bliss is,
Take your boys, good wife and n isses,
And You'll surely find thai tAis IS
Journey on the q.
Would ven see the mighty ives.
/ q Its wealth Of beauty drest.
Then list 10 our request,
And do as wise men do:
Leave all your CArEing care
Behind Y in the rear,
Nacate your Office chair
And travel on the .
There happiness "a found.
Not harsh, discordant sound.
Peace and comfort reign around;
joys isc these are rare ana few.
Such luxury supreme,
Is the poets constant theme,
lis his ever fOAdesi Dream
When riding on the Q.
bh this rapture so sublime.
Twill live through endless time
Immortali7ed in yme
Nh,n others fade from view
For the golden links Of thought
Are with cherished memories wrought,
Heavenly blessings deity eau .h,,
When gliding on The q.
som tax Of Euro1e'a sights,
OF Is cloudy, snow capped heights
Ard IN Wild CCCentriT flights
PrstN Of scenes 20 fresh and new:
When their own m j1sJic shore
They never Gid explore,
Ntth It's wonders by the score,
Found by irav ling on the ..
Think # The home and beauties rarc
Of the fa!TCs., centred there
None with tncm can Ger compare.
Give your own dear land lis due.
Re 4 Ncrih or South ur West.
If you'd know Uhat CouDtry's best
Take our road and ltaye the rest
TO the ever wakctul 2.
should you wish 20 go q loot,
Why take some o.her route,
Pay your fare and walk to boot,
That's what i few men do;
Gut II comfort You should need,
And from trouble you'd be freed
Then these words OF warning heed
Only travel on the Q.
II your thoughts are bent on freight
AND you want deal that's straight,
tor moment contemplate -
Tbs keep this fact In View
That Texas has afriend,
Staunch endaEng 10 the end;
One on whoR She can depend,
The ever tydsty =.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-11
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80. Itt-U HaA-I.a
f.G AHgo=I0 Tex. Sept lC.---Tha
ff8ac residence Of william Briees, stu
- zas: til Et51erg EsctEc ter-t vas
ourued 10 tle ground this evening. LOSS,
$1,000; insurance, $1,000 The fire Vas
caused by lamp exploding il the lands
OF Briggs' tCurteen-5eac-0l1 son. Tha
flames eEyel3ped the hey and be rushed
OUT jn1o the yard. The stiff breeze famed
lhem into fury. The boy was horribly
ouEned, and it is taougag he caE-Ot re-
CnNpr